Hello Bioinformatics lovers and new subscribers,

Tommy here. How was your week?

It was a busy week for me.

I first attended the FoG (Festival of Genomics) conference in Boston and co-taught a bioinformatics upskilling workshop with Dean Lee.

If you want to follow a practical guide to upskill your bioinformatics skills, read the PDF here.

I then gave a talk on "Good Enough Practices for Reproducible Bioinformatics Analysis" at Moderna. Read the PDF here.

Other posts you may find helpful:

1. ​An introduction to Python for R users ​
2. Everyone’s building deep learning pipelines. But no one’s asking: Does this data even make sense? Let’s talk about the basics.​
3. ​sed commands to remove leading and trailing spaces.
4. ​Use duckplyr to work with big data in R.
5. Unix command trick to wrangle VCF files.
6. ​R vs Python for bioinformatics​
7. ​You can't bolt AI onto chaos.
8. ​Understand p-value and FDR.​
9. Clinical trial genomics data is more complicated than you think

PS:

If you want to learn Bioinformatics, there are other ways that I can help:

1. My free YouTube Chatomics channel, make sure you subscribe to it.
2. I have many resources collected on my github here.
3. I have been writing blog posts for over 10 years https://divingintogeneticsandgenomics.com/​

Stay awesome!